Rapper Kodak Black shared deeply emotional posts before his Twitter and Instagram accounts were deactivated.
As screenshots of the tweets were circulated on Twitter, one fan wrote:"Keep yo head up #KodakBlack you are the most important rapper to come out the 2010s your impact is untouchable we love ya brah and we all been thru that shi we always witchu fam #PrayForKodak."
Said another:"As a person, a human being, Kodak Black, I hope you seek the help you need, because I've been there! Wish you, all the strength love and inner peace. Please pray to God, know that He loves you, communicate to Him from your heart, He will see you through this, you are loved." Kodak Black performs onstage during day 2 at Rolling Loud Miami 2021 at Hard Rock Stadium on July 24, 2021 in Miami Gardens, Florida. The rapper has worried fans, after sharing unsettling tweets before deleting his social media accounts.
"You have over came so much mental physics and still going thru but the battles are given to his strongest because the weakest couldn't stand a chance. I pray for peace healing understand and life! You have so much more ahead of you come out of this and let it be the best of you!"On Wednesday, DJ Akademiks released his interview with Black on his podcast,Kodak Black reveals he’s been going through a difficult time.
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